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Thomas Colsy
Pew survey finds shifting views on church and state
Pew reported growing belief that religion is gaining influence in American life, while most adults still oppose church electioneering
Becciu lawyers accuse Vatican prosecutor of defying court order
Lawyers for Cardinal Angelo Becciu and two other defendants have asked the court to declare the citation to judgment null
Catholics await outcome of Trump-Xi talks over Jimmy Lai
President Donald Trump said he would raise the imprisoned Catholic publisher’s case during talks with President Xi Jinping
SSPX superior issues declaration of faith after Vatican warning
Fr Davide Pagliarani said the Society’s declaration sets out the minimum required to remain in communion with the Church
Argentine bishops corrected over right to receive Communion on the tongue
The Dicastery for Divine Worship is reported to have reminded bishops that the faithful may receive Holy Communion according to the forms permitted by the Church
Prayers urged for Cardinal Péter Erdő
The Hungarian primate has not appeared in public for several months and is said to be undergoing rehabilitation
Bagnasco says Benedict’s exclusion from Sapienza was a ‘disgrace’
The former president of the Italian Bishops’ Conference criticised the protests that forced Benedict XVI to cancel his 2008 visit
Cardinal Fernández warns SSPX over planned episcopal consecrations
Rome is seeking to avert a further breach while preparing pastoral measures for those who wish to remain in full communion
Bishop Schneider says Synod report resembles ‘the serpent in the Garden’
Bishop Athanasius Schneider warned that the Synod study group report risks opening the door to total moral relativism and urged Pope Leo XIV to defend perennial Church teaching
Canon lawyer criticises Synod study group report
The intervention follows wider concern over Study Group 9’s handling of pastoral and ethical questions
Rubio says Catholic faith is central to American identity
The US Secretary of State said the Catholic faith had been part of the American story from the beginning
Vatican stressed peace in meeting with Rubio
The exchange came amid tensions between the Holy See and Washington over Iran and the pursuit of peace
Cardinal Müller denounces Synod study group report
The former Vatican doctrinal chief said the report risked aligning pastoral practice with contemporary ideology
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